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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF recorded combined net outflows of $120.24 million on September 9, 2026. The result marked a second consecutive trading day of net withdrawals for the funds.
The reported total followed a $46.6 million net outflow on September 8. Together, the two sessions provide recent context for the September 9 reading, although the figures come from separate flow reports and should be considered in their respective reporting context.
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ARKB and IBIT Account for the Reported Outflows
JUST IN: $BTC Spot ETFs see a total net outflow of $120.24 million. pic.twitter.com/Hcj8QjmPSQ
— Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) September 10, 2026
ARK Invest’s ARKB posted the largest reported daily net outflow at $77.98 million. BlackRock’s IBIT recorded a $19.53 million net outflow, according to the September 9 figures cited from Trader T.
By contrast, Morgan Stanley’s MSBT recorded a $4.49 million net inflow. The remaining products had no net inflows or outflows on the day. Based on those reported fund movements, ARKB and IBIT accounted for the largest identified withdrawals, while MSBT was the identified fund with a positive flow.
The figures describe net fund flows for a single U.S. trading day. A net outflow indicates that more money left the relevant funds than entered them, while a net inflow indicates the reverse. The September 9 total, therefore, reflects the combined balance of the reported daily movements rather than activity in just one product.
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Bitcoin trades near $77,945, down 1.2% over 24 hours after a sharp drop from highs above $79,600, reflecting continued downside pressure.
The ETF recorded a $46.6 million net outflow for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on September 8. Its daily history also recorded a $730.9 million net inflow on September 3 and a $174.6 million net inflow on September 4.
In the dashboard’s September 3 fund table, IBIT recorded a $454.0 million inflow, and ARKB recorded a $137.7 million inflow. Those earlier figures show that reported fund flows had varied across recent trading sessions before the September 8 and September 9 outflow readings.
The September 9 report does not by itself establish a longer-term change in demand. It records two consecutive sessions of net outflows, with ARKB and IBIT identified as the principal reported sources of the September 9 withdrawals, and MSBT recording a net inflow.
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